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Hello, I need a help, Its a huge implementation like having A, B, C systemC Modules and instantiated in the Top and sc_main have the Top hierarchy sc_module_name. In the systemC Module A, i have lot of pure C++ classes and instantiated so many times like some algorithm to do some computation. While debugging difficult to get the hierarchy which one is printing or tracing. I am looking for a solution, without changing the pure C++ classes to derive from sc_module, how do i make it a hierarchy to Top. Changing every where to have a constructor with sc_module_name will be little difficult as the code is huge. Is there any suggestion? Regards Aarthi
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Hi With the following code, I am getting the error "Error: (E513) an sc_module_name parameter for your constructor is required" I am not able to understand why ? Can anyone help please #include <iostream> #include <systemc.h> using namespace std; class Foo: public virtual sc_module { public: Foo(sc_module_name val) { } }; class Bar : public virtual sc_module { public: Bar(sc_module_name name) : foo(name) { } Foo foo; }; int sc_main(int argc, char* argv[]){ Bar b("b"); sc_start(); return 0; } Thanks Sumit -
I derived a class from sc_module that handles it's own configuration from an XML node passed to the new module constructor. One of the pieces of information handed down in the XML node is the modules name. ///Constructor my_module::my_module ( pugi::xml_node *node ///< xml node pointer ) : sc_module ( node->attribute("name").value() ) , clock ( "clock_in" ) , targ_socket ( "targ_socket" ) , init_socket ( "init_socket" ) { ... } This will result in the following warning: Warning: (W569) sc_module(const char*), sc_module(const std::string&) have been deprecated, use sc_module(const sc_module_name&): my_mod In addition the system seems to get confused and complains about already existing hierarchical names ... Using sc_module_name inside the constructor initialization list takes care of the warning but the created name is missing the hierarchy push from "my_module" ... ... : sc_module ( sc_module_name(node->attribute("name").value()) ) ... I believe this is due to the fact that sc_module_name is not created on the stack and it's destructor is called before the constructors of the other entities (i.e. clock) is called ... What would be the appropriate way to achieve a module name function inside the initialization list constructor?!? Thanks for any pointers! - Jens -
Hello, assume i have a module "mod" with the following constructor: mod(sc_module_name name, unsigned int id); How can i accessed the module name stored in the variable name to print it out? thanks.
